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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-17
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-17
California @eine.

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BERN s. 8. Meper ont Mamo
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-17
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-17
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-17

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gen pubIitum. Wobnung: Nro. 25,
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-17
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-17

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-17

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-17

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-17
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APPROXIMATIONS . geuinue:.
100 APPROXIMATIONS .@~eipinnc bon $500
(anndbernb benz $500, 900 @epinn) $50, 900
100 approximations .Gelpinne bon $500
(annabernb benz 500, 900 @epinn). so, 900
100 approximations. 6eninne bon 5000
(anndberub benz $4,000 @epinn).. 10000
Terminal Genuine:
1000 @epinne BON 500 Ifefsefsbt
burd ben $500, 900 Getuinn] -. $4,000
1000 6epinne bon 500 [fefseiett
burd ben 100000 6epinnl $50. 100000
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-17
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-17

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-17

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-17

GrObe balbidbrltae 3tebuns
in Der aeubemA Of Wufe, Rew Orleans,
Dienftas ben IA. SUM 1887.
100000 Tidets 3u 500 iebsa. Salbe
$40, Uiertel So, 3ehntel 50,
3nanaisftel 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-13
THE STATE OF TRADE,

Foar stsav HowSr sros aad wosIern suoernne - Is
MlIs su,rr - - 10 To- EItr, OO05 60 10. n,
Brands ~ % Ts4 80 P1tao+co Family - To- sunoratve
Patent 50 WheatSouthcrn firm Western lower
southern Rel 7saslc. Amber 81 $40. No Western
wmtor Red spot 79d79 &c August 7s7sG79c; Seutem.
W. -souInerr steady White 55 So PC: Yellow 81 55c
Western dun NIet spot 49,. 04S2 August A. &C asked
southern White 30 s3jc Western S}S36c. Mirs,
81 sS5e rennsyvana SOa5ec. 80. hyo dun at ~ q
asl5 90. steady quiet Mes. PorE 81 90
ds,7 90 Bnlkmeit, -Snouliers amt y" Rio sides
ss: & HAM, Isis Clear go
90. Butter Western Packet l7s23c. creamery
22e2ja. Eggs steady at 1870 Petroleum steady
lsi. l9c. steady. SOFT 67sc.... Copper
kenb.d gsalOc.. whskev steanv at 81 lissl l5.....
Flour i, 81 sran o. ID ~ Rscsipts-Flonr 1865 obl:
WheA. 5000 Dush Corn 2oO1 ou's Oats iiOOo gnsn
l20OO bah Cora $4,000 Dush sass-Whsat $4,000 bush
Cora $1,000 LustL
BosroS. Aug. l2.-riour quiet Common Extras 81 10
scadysosmsr Yellow 55c. Mixed 81 n
ss STEADY -. Wne G,c Short sta
Spring do sl7 o. Butter Western Extra
75c Nsw.Yors and Vermont t1tra PC. Vermont
Western. rs:G itSiiia :. Receipt, Tor the day@Fioar
$4,000 bu-l- shorts 300 bush
EUyFALo. Aug l2-wheat-No. Hard dull but firm
wiHter Wheat strong NO Red 779e 7so asked No /
Waite Michgan scarce and IN good demand at SIC Germ
so &c. 20 3 White JIa5lrc No 2 Mixed S0h631o
49,. Flour easier llIfeed was firm and unchangsd-
KoceDts-Flour 2LO00 bbls: Wheat 2O3.6OJ bush Corn
io, ,m'n o-I, -, o %on b,, s-risy G1.a Rat
Cora 1900 bush oats 5000 bush. Barley 80. bush
Canal ,hpnenu-whslt 10000 lush. Corn 1000 bush
Malt 1000 bush
CHICAGO Aug lathe ug future, rangei "a follow,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-13

NewYorf. from Kings Ferry schooner lumber So and
ovIsIoSs-PoRK Tho position of the market re:
steady ss aud The is moderately active sales
80 nois Mess for EXPORT within the Mes. quoted at
r F.. PI,n Mess flsSs7 Clear 50 tcI
ET'Ta Mes; SGis; s7Ss7 Psessl - sosss. Fl.is
Ts sae S we're s reported "f to-
1rk 'sf 9F %"s. os' rsS G s% a'
Il % @s. sSo"%s. srSes sPpfea Ha% S
qnshsnsed; Long Clear in NewYork quoted sic
CITY .S1Hs fI ss .a $SG'a Ps
today while BY deliveries declined ssi points. closing
ni anb SespRg with the break in corn specnlaop was
c sf'g s.a aS .s1s a ESQ is nd &c. ' F
a soS cs 200 c, tc. ssPe@, asS closing
n.ye"hrr 6eG 9lc. closing 697c. $50 December
nt I CT GE I'4HaF and fG,Gs
tie @ 10 the recent advance and The demand CON
EltIa 2sa26[c. state Dairy haii drEin tubs. iss Csc,
ern Imitation cfoamcry iesisc cRse.e-T6e movement
with the feeling so 1 ss Fncorp ncSaSs
While ll'.c: Coorcd. lie; Night Skins 7i4sahc Ohio
la, win roierste inquiry State ia c: western
So craze oS a%Ts and ste y CITY quoted
al Sic: .as. 30 600 p SIC. Western, oeOmarsa
IALL3W,Fary active and steady Prime City quoted at
fair business 4. pass from day TO ia both
an Eco Le@ a'G orce, are firmly held The
lS3 cases lSslS5 Pernyvauia l. fc 1872 cases 1888
oh" prvas terms $50 1894 - Dutch 100 c 800
bales Havana zoe ds o.; 200 bale Sumatra ~ 80 9Sl 60
"'lI1- business reported Initiates concessions the
part OF sellers OF stimulating the demand these
concessions have encouraged buyers 10 remain In
' hope OF forcing futer reductions The sales for three
days include lot Of $4,000 n a Texan between 2O02lc
m od 1aSr cost c ~ efas las. I ~ o ~
dsme'lic nols. j0D n low Texan l2n00 iaos Bagdad.
$4,000 10 hno secured Texan. $1,000 unwsshad Smyrna
1900 70 spring alornia. 35u0U ID fine pulled, $4,000
hmhs DO all private terms; also 1000 10 \ Ohio.
32c: 1910 o. n ue drlane 49, a 10000 10 quarter
washed %: 10000 N One.quarter washed, 2c; and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-13

r.:
but Decent TO Choice ran sed 81 TO-
con e. % n @ D. sans U .Os AZ
Ssls4aae Steer: 3 Yes. :opisd Bulls from
Ts' $sas:% iii
so By sfsf
ne Hs ass sna s 1s
G aS r (. Hs. l?S h. g ~ "a 's
g. 1879 sG = Ke"su %d Sssfs' at i 50
Virginia DO iOs2 10 at 81 3d. edO 1923 10 atsi 49 IL DO
%S g s3 1919 sis' sG 'Iisss;
r a. 8 s5 iiS7 q 20 Dc 1890 D. at 81 so'
Es% avg si..?: at at
1880 b. si DO isss 90 =
az T56 no. 1874 n q So o. g 49, 1898 49,
II 40 llL2 %; at g 30; do 1880 n, ss:. "a,
per 100 do i54s b 1t 10 as 80 do las At SIS 6,
Il az So da Il @o 49, & 20 "a hG
Colorado Half Breeds 1918 ID. ats4 s5 25 do 1888 d. at
eaTfE d , SaTS s3s S
s. so - do 1927 d. &C s So DO ll9$ 10 a. 81 90 80
l2SS dG Il g 49, cows = c 1857
sader Co 10 ke159eky steers 6l5 70 ay ~,
= g pif iS ' -? 3 hi 2
d. gG 2 g r do % s sSSo d e 81
d. a 80 B. az sss % 10 H s ID ~? G 20 g. ss
a. = 80 'IpgsG Bull 1870 r. s7 DO lt2o r. at
.CAvEs Receipt. IS head, Of which s27 were at
and Fed cave. selling at Sd5c and Poor to Choice veas
saes-i aiIenOeck & Hollis Buttermilk Calves; 2ls
is5 &C: ? Voais lis n. do, i52 b. at &C II
bllenCack Z Dewey 80 Buttermilk Calves lse y aver
aES at 30 s ID. HoT :, 0 y'r' lg ~ l'2 at
D. Hargngio vesls l67 ID. at 6sc per ID do 22o 10
Hume & Mullen Bnttermilk Calves 2os 10. at SIC per
ID 1 FED DO 40 10 at &c; DO 1870 h. at &c. .. =. a.,
no Jeiihe Wrig4s Co yeal' ~ average at oo
sHEEP %ND AIMS Receipt. werS SOY of s.ss4
50 2os Gead AGAINST 81 80 for the
ste.ay and Lambs .c per ID lower The pens were not
choice Lambs at Ssss. and and GUS at Solo "
ersss s. q per leo b 2oo Ks%tSesy sheep s. at
g. d. ~ at = 20 20 G0 ioa D. a co. 10 do ,s
sac a per 10 40 DO 50 o. a;e,c - s. i attic i2s
$d per H. Al DO 20 d. az 4c $50 60 - H. az 4c IS Ken
DO sS SS At G CIV e2 % s, 2s9 sheep IL average.
i6 per at zi psr hS 1919 70 S at do Is sg 49,
Kcntuoy Lambs "a 10, at 10 per ID 227 West Virginia do,
j Il. Plcock: 100 Kentucky Lambs. e9h 70 average. at
79c per 10 235 Vest Virginia do 81 TO- at Che 456 Ken:
lucky Ewes few Bucks % 10 at sac IS Gull Lambs and
Judi buckingham: 244 Ohio Sheep n average, at s7c
P :: Kase; 10 lambs 90 ID average. at Sic per ID.
& psp ~ Western do at c % do o
&c 100 Western Lambs poor at a"G 279 no. % D. az
state do % d. at &C. GA Western Sheep and Lambs II TO- at
D. Harrington: lO9 Ohio Sheep 100 TO- average per
10 NJ ta8 a Lambs. "A ~ at &C. =, .
DO 80 D. attpc 10 stare Lambs 40 D. at Sc 81 do.
HGGsRecopts weTe IS cars Of s54 head. Total for
days $50 head agal9st ls7gS head for the same time
sacs G. smith Il STATE Hogs S2i syersss at 50
Br 100 49, 5tS a. 9 g. SOL ISS do at no.
50 7o koagGs $40 b. at 81 so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-13
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

ByyFALn Aug l2.-Cdttte-ReceDtt last "a nours 2OiO
head; total $50 hssd: for
lOblO consigned through los OF which
90 New.lork IL cars for sale; market nominally
changed
thus far head; for same tune last week 20 GOO
head, IL OF which 10 Ncwfork
10 cars on SALE prices unsettled and lower Common 70
AZ 65 Good Choice 81 5d4 90 canadian Lambs
advanced l0116c; all offerings taken at 80 ooG1 Oo no
Western Lambs here. $500 -. 49,. =. =,
head consigned through ~ cars OF which 10 New York
SALE market steady with far demand: Grassy
Pggs 81 20 % 76 Best York weight Grassers 50 100
20 Cornfed Selected Workers So 20a5 80 Selected
Medium weights 50 500 SIS A.; all Offering taken
CHICAGO Aug. l2-Tns Droosrr journal reportG-CdhS-
Receipts-9oOo head Shipments 5000 heao market was
81 25as3 los Cows Bulls ana Mixed 81 0O92 rs;
HoGs-Receipts 90ev head. shipments 500 head
Rongh and Mixed 81 65 ass 90 Packing
and shipping So 0oa$5 35i Light 81 40eol6 skips %
hesp-Recspts 1000 head Shipments 1000 head Market
steady for Best Common lower Natives 81 bOd 20 West
IS lossS 5O Texans So 6oosS 6o Lambs ii 00s 90
per head -
ST LOUIS. Aug. l2-Cann-Keceipts 900 head Ship
$500 heaci market steady. Far 10 Choice
heavy Native steers So 90eS4 20; Butcherg Steers
fair Cho,ca 50 80 SS3 o. Feeders fair TO 81 30
IS 40 stocEers fair 10 good 81 0ods2 % TEXANS and
Indiana grass 10 good ccrn-fsd 81 pQSs3 b0.
Hscs-kscsiSA head shipments. 1000 hssA market
81 20 vsb ss Packing Medium 70 Prime - eO0s5 Is
iorksr Medium " rrms ~ so~sS ID PiEa Csnmsn TO
Ssssp-Esceiss 1000 ssaa 1900 hss4 market
was arm Clipped Fair v Chsies ~ los$A W AAnps
s. 76e&7&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-13
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer, Vessels and Rdiiroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING %ATERIAf-BIick are well held but me ne-
mand moment u light averstraw Hard BficEs are
quoted IS s7 IS a. TO quality en lhonsSni aoa
River Hard. sc asa So 20; Pale - 23qsi 70 oroons
brown. SlSaeI5; dark SliaSl6; red. slfGtl6 trenton
and Phiadeiphia Front alongside pier S2I as2s; Rock
land Lime. 81 Dbl; FINISHING 81 20 lh' =. 70
Hair II a92c - 1882 As Tor found lots Ameri
can Poriand English Portland s. 2Ods2 3O Ro'endaie
COCOA ON iobbing basis far business is passing at
CHiCCORY-In moderate demand at previous quota
tons.
COHDAGE-In fair request a firm market.
DRUGS by ~. E1C.-Whle trading Is SIN largely OF
character nnt has been Tree ana the
Of the market IL steady
Mackere meets with good inquiry on a urn
u.. ket but there T. little passing otherwise.
FOREIGN FRUITS-Onoi and vithou' essential change
COFFEE-Nlth hrmer tone To the speculative market
holders of Brazil rrOwhs their To the basis
Of Dl.c for invoices sales $50 bags RIO
Fx Kosse AT l9c 900 bags No al OSc. Tho mider
STYLES quiet but hrm, While trad ng was not ac'Ne
IN The suecu the quite firm IN he
accounts from Havte Tho opening prices
OF l1s ID points Tor The day and the close
firm net advance 81 4!aGo points loT me
a-95; March 1890 1893; April. II 9Od l7a! Nav lLeo
a IL 90; August II 3jgi74G September. l7.ju l731;
October L. 7O9l77j; November 1900 1889 December
l7SOdl7S5 The ranges The different months were az
Sertember l7.Gd l. 5j; October II 500 1870 Novemuet,
l74O9l7 so: December l7fOdl7 ~. Saes, $1,000 bag|
COII ON-Prices for spot cotton w're MOI chahgsu
s sa! t1 9s Only was bale, m last stena
ali Of which were for consumption. lhe
port receipts today 6Gs with l3s
day last ,car suce September the total por Teceins
have 52o942 bales against 55229G0 bales Tor the
perIoi last year. ,,-,---,o-- 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

EEwYoRK Friday, Aug 12-BEEVES-Receips Wei
40 hsad96 jersey civ ss cars at 6oth
IL ~ oak CHE and 20 direct TO East side aDaC
toir Total for days bSs head against SET head oe
the same time last week Al Goth g. NJ Eastman naa
j. Stern 10 the Oak GIN cattle were Ior
alive At Jersey City only ~ cars arrived LOT the
market and fifteen OF these DID no rsAoh INC yaos
until about o'clock.
The demand was good grades OF Cattle and among
the offerings Cornfed Texans and care Of
Sellers generally agreed IN rating the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-13
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
san FRANCISCO Aug. IL. 1881

FRIDAY, Aug. 12-P. NJ.
The official report OF the York Central and Hudson
River Railroad made the State Commissioners OF Its
for the quarter ended June 80 to be less
favorable than the estimate published June 80 The
statement prtxted below under Railway Earnings"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-13

There were no transactions in State bonds nor city
Railway bonds were quiet and firm Erie second Is
were up q 99as. Rome, Wat.rtown and Ogdensburg
s. we're Il higher l02 Canada southern hrsls were
steady at lO5i and West shore As were quiet al 92G
$685. Columbus Hooking Valley and Toledo 5s rose q TO
73 Virginia Midland second mortgages were Irregular at
S99QssSs Wabash irsts. Chcagos. we're OF per cent
at 9s ana Detroit frsts we're steady at "a. Detroit
Mackinac and Marquette incomes were up z at ~ AZ
lautic and Pacific incomes were firm at 32s@32s Fort
Worth and benver frsts rose y 10 ss oregon Trans
continental firsis were q higher at 100 -, ,,.uo
OF unlisted securities dealt 10 at the stock ETehSnce,
Cotton Seed OIL certificates sold ZOO a. "a Me
eru National Bank 600 at 95 d9i Phcnlk Mining op
at 80 and security Milling and Mining GOOD AZ - .
Honey was easy enough about 4l9 per cent till about
ten minutes before the closing, when money loaned mp
to per cent ANA WV, Debtor At he Gearing House
Sale SIS, and II redeemed l 900 trade dollars
toneht includes receipts OF 81 63slG2 and pavmeuts
of SIS 39s 752 leaving the general balance foOs3Zot3
90 81 900 and from The receipts $4,000 Tor items
General treasury ana allowing for 5000 paid Tor
demption OF rade dollars its rue gan a. arecung VIZ
$4,000 for exchange on Cincinnati I0dAys opera
tons covered: keGep. 80; 9s pco,,, hs
snce $I47. G435os.
Tbe clearing House statement to-day rs follows
FIcbanoes Ss5o45.7l2; balances S391Gs31
The United states treasury AT Washington received
$4,000 National bank no es for redemption ,..,
The customs receipts were Ss23l2l, ana the internal
revenue receipts were >374.54o , -,
alton, follows BANKERS bills - II and - $50
Tor long short sterling respectively 524 and 3d.
"a and 80 for reicnmark; 4Oie and 4Osior
guildcTs ,,c ,-
In London British consOls were steady. but lilo lower
al lOl 9-l6 for money and unchanged at lol ior ac
CONT Bar silver l-l6d higher at ~ 1-lOd per
ounce English standard. American rsilways opened
irregular followed b. general advance and cosns at
the bg hest figures AT Paris French per cents rose 10
sIZ2 and sight exchange on London vas firm al -o3o
fr. TO the {.
A mistaken dispatch cansed the erroneous statement
Yesterday that applications for prepayment OF interest
amounting TO $4,000 600 had Leen received AT Ns'h-
lngon IL out that the applications we're FOR pre-
,f info INN n
and the entire amount which prepayment OF Interest
IA now desired is reported as about ~ 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-13
6elp Wautea.

XNANTED.-Men in all the Western and
southern state; to represent
fyes IN all countries where ready forune Gu "
made Address With stamp Boz 70 West Aetons Asss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-13
AUCTION SALE OF
FENwICK HALL PROPERTY.
sAYBRooK POINT, CONN.

Under Of court will sell at public auction %
Wednesday August 81 1887 at O'Clock p the hots
property known Fenwck Hail. Say brook Point Conn.,
including the grounds connected Herewith farm
house stables bowling alley, bathing pavilion bathnouseA
furniture hxturs omnbusses and all other properly con-
tanned in used said hotel and owned oy mo CnAsss
Oak Life Insurance Company.
There will aso be included the sale the large grove sno
all land owned by Company north Oh ss0nems
and Pequot avea 49,.
For further particulars apply TO the undsrnsneu, ~
90 - =, ran.ick Hail on or after August 20. 1887.
ISAAC W. BROOKS
EDMUND A. SrEDMAN,
Receivers of the Charter Oak Life Insurance COMPANY
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
CHARLpsroS Aug l2-Turpentne Guet at 90 &c.
SAVANNAH Aug l2.-lurpentlRe f1rm at 29c.
lLAISGToN Aug. l2-1urpentIne steady AT 20 &c.
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a.el nu 1ne Amorlcan standard OF ,slcatlon

Tho temper snecuaton easvbut vsrv little activ
ty shown secs aggresailnc only 5000 bales Inc
at decline 81 points and closed quiet at
h.clln Of q Il mil IL Tor he daY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-13

Tho the OF mil summer Bibe Readings
will gwen In the Collegiate Church No IA Lafayette
Place, on FRIDAY, Augu.t ~ at m Ihes. meetings are
onducted BY the Rev. WILLIAM WALTON CLARK. All
81 awaiting themselves OF these interesting services
will be welcomed
At Washington Ileigh.s Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev w MCkENDREE DAKWOOD Pastor, Will preach
morning and evening.
A. the Scotch Presbyterian Church. lfh.st. near 9Th
ave-I,sv. JAMES MACLEOD. D. d., of indianapolis will
preach at 1880 a.
Brick Presbyterian Church 5thave cor OF 39thst.,
Rev HENRY VAN DYh ~, D. D., PtstOr.-Service sunday,
II. at II a. kov. :. :. MITCHELL. d. D.. OF
Buffalo will preach The church Will be opened all summer
pst thurch II the fpiphany Maids nave and Gath
A.. the Rev JOSEPH r. ELDER u. d., Pastor-The Rev
". r. HATCHER D. D.. OF Richmond Va. viii preach to-
IL O'Clock. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening Strangers invited.
Berean Baptist Church. corner Bedford and Downing
SIS Rsv EDWA RID JULsON u. D.. p .stor-sunay. August
II Preaching by The Rev A. IL. BU RLINGHiAM, d. d.. at
1880 a. III. aud 73J p M
broadway tabernacle. corner broadway and 3ithst-
church viii be for divine service each Lords Day
the sumner. Rev. Professor LLEWfLl1N PRATT
Do. OF Hartford, Conn., VIII supply the pulpit services
commence at II L. ~ and 1i5 p m Strangers welcomed
Collegiate reformed Church l23d.st and 6thave Rev.
q. II. 0MNTH. Pastor-Ptedching Dy Rev. o. D. PLU NELLY
at l0+j a. III.
Church OF the HOW Trnity. Madisonave and 42dst,
Rev KENNETH MACKENZIE, Jr. Minister IN charge
Hours OF II IN Zion Church Maiison'aVe and
3sth.st. y. III. In the Chapel 46 East 43i-sL
Central Pre-Dyterau Church J1thst bet Broadway and
7thave, Rev j. DWlLsoN d. D. Pastor eh1rSh VII
HTRRICK JOHNSON, u. j. subjects-ll a. H. "Methu
saloh The OF most years" sp m How old art theui
All cordially invited.
Calvary Baptist Church. Wcs b7th.st between 1n and
7th aves-Rev. J. b. CALVERT breaches at III a. M and
245 Prayer Monday and Friday All are cordially
invited.
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CLOSING PRICES OF PAILA DELPHIA srOOKS

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSrOy STOCKS
Boston. Aug IL. s3Z.
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Religions Notices.
At the Cole ziute Dutch Churches.
Morning service at ii o'clock evening service ats
At THE CHURCH IL Lafayette Place, near 4thst
Rev. I. J. KOMMtRS Will preach At both soIvceA

AT THE CHURCH. 4Sth-st. and 5th.ave
Rev WILLIAM WALTON CLARK will preach at both
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-03-11

The State Reading Circle has been
in operation little over year and
now numbers over 1000 members
The object of the circle is to give
teachers an opportunity to pursue a
systematic course of professional and
literary reading at their homes, while
in discharge of their duties.
Any person may become member
Of the circle by paying to the secretary
of the State Council Q small fee which
will admit him to all the privileges
of the Circle, including the purchase
of books at reduced rates, examina-
ton questions, etc. Five members
are necessary for the organization OF
a local circle in any locality.
Circulars of information, examina-
ton questions, blank reports, and
other aids are in preparation and will
be ready for Distribution March I.
For full particulars apply to Mary
f. Tilton, secretary Of State Council,
or to ID. Howell, assistant. secretary,
Lansing, Mich.